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23 Aug 2015Updated SeaWatch migrant rescue blog – offshore LibyaThe updated SeaWatch migrant rescue blog offshore Libya can be read HERE YouTube Footage HEREMigrants & Refugees
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23 Aug 2015Press Release: Refugee Law Observatory partners with Human Rights at SeaThe Refugee Law Observatory has partnered with Human Rights at Sea for ongoing academic research and advocacy concerning refugees. The purpose of the Observatory is to enhance the capacity of legalMigrants & Refugees
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23 Aug 2015Norwegian Shipowners’ Association Says No to BeachingBrussels – The Norwegian Shipowners’ Association says no to the beaching of end-of-life vessels – the NGO Shipbreaking Platform, a global coalition of 19 environmental and human rights organisationsLaw Reform and Policy
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10 Aug 2015Australian Senate Committee Uncovering Human Rights Abuses occurring in the Detention of Asylum Seekers Arriving by Sea on NauruPress Release For Immediate release 10 August 2015 Australian Senate Committee Uncovering Human Rights Abuses occurring in the Detention of Asylum Seekers Arriving by Sea on Nauru Human Rights at Sea is closely monitoring the submissions and process of the Australian Senate Select Committee on theMigrants & Refugees
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04 Aug 2015Maritime Piracy Programme moves to ISWANThe boards of the International Seafarers Welfare and Assistance Network (ISWAN) and the Maritime Piracy Humanitarian Response Programme (MPHRP) are pleased to announce the moving of the activities ofLaw Reform and Policy
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29 Jul 2015Human Rights at Sea welcomes joint IMO and IOM statement concerning migration by seaHuman Rights at Sea Founder, David Hammond, has welcomed today’s joint IMO-IOM statement concerning mixed migration and the overt affirmation by the two organisations to enhance their mutual coMigrants & Refugees
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27 Jul 2015US Trafficking in Persons Report 2015 Published“The bottom line is that this is no time for complacency. Right now, across the globe, victims of human trafficking are daring to imagine the possibility of escape, the chance for a life without fear, and the opportunity to earn a living wage.” – John F. Kerry, Secretary of State The Trafficking inLaw Reform and PolicyMigrants & RefugeesSlavery at Sea
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27 Jul 2015Letter to Secretary of State John Kerry regarding Thailand’s ranking in the 2015 TIP ReportHuman Rights at Sea, alongside 25 international NGOs, have jointly submitted a letter to the US Secretary of State, The Honorable John F. Kerry concerning the ongoing issues of slavery and abuse atMigrants & RefugeesSlavery at Sea
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21 Jul 2015IHS Maritime – A gender-fair career at seaArticle reproduced with permission Photo: Researcher Momoko Kitada says reluctant shipowners are denying onboard training opportunities to women seafarers. If shipping is to increase the number ofEquality at SeaLaw Reform and Policy